Cockatiel, lovebirds, or Parrotlet? What is the best for my situation?

I was a bird lover since age 8. In my life I had two parakeets, and now that my second died, I found fewer birds. So now I'm looking to get another bird, but has decided to increase parrots Try a new race. At first I thought since I Cockatiels heard many good things about them. Then I started watching inseparable because they are adorable and have a good song. The only problem is that many people say it's better to have a couple of them instead of one, and personally, I just want a bird to bond with. Then, Now I learned about parakeets and I think it might be a good fit for my personality. Usually I am looking for a bird who will be happy to sit on my shoulder I type in the computer or sit and watch television. Cost is also a problem, and even if I know how Agapornis Nymphs and costs, but I'm sure parakeets. In addition, parrots are easy to find rare and must be purchased by a breeder? Thank you in advance!

Parakeets are available in stores and animal breeders. This is probably the quietest of the three birds that you plan, and are good for people who live in apartments. For Parrotlet Green expects to spend about $ 75 - $ 125 USD. There are parakeets blue, yellow and White usually cost more than the nature of the color green. Parakeets man can learn to say a few words too. They may be in difficulty, and the Freestyle can be taught simple tricks. Nymphs birds are known to be very tender, are a great bird to own property after owning parrots. This is an excellent choice. Good luck to you!

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